Competition is GOOD. A child’s ZIP code should not determine their future. pic.twitter.com/vII8y3kPuj
— Victor Nieves (@ItsVictorNieves) July 16, 2026
Anytime we introduce competition into the market, good things happen.
No one should have a monopoly on education, and no school should get your business by default. They should have to earn it and provide a quality education.
The Gateway Pundit reported that Arkansas is showing this in real time.
School students in the state of Arkansas are now outperforming the national average, and it’s all due to a plan carried out by Republican Governor Sarah Huckabee Sanders, who expanded school choice and created rewards and incentives for teachers who do their jobs well.
Other states should follow her lead, because her plan is clearly working.
Teacher unions typically oppose the idea of school choice because they are looking out for the teachers instead of the students. Local governments need to find ways to work around them. The money should follow the student.
This news out of Arkansas is fantastic.
FOX News reports:
Arkansas students outperform national average after universal school choice expansion, governor says
Arkansas Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders pointed to emerging results as evidence that the state’s universal school choice program is bolstering student outcomes after a new report indicated students participating in the program scored above the national average in math and English following the overhaul.
“In every single subject, last year we saw a 20% increase for our student performance,” Sanders said Tuesday.
A child’s ZIP code should not determine their future.
Competition breeds innovation and excellence.
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